Southwest Canyons & National Parks with car - 11 nights

Day 1: Las Vegas / Arrival

Arrive in Las Vegas. Pick up your rental car at the airport and drive to your hotel. The rest of the day is at your leisure.

Day 2: Las Vegas

Las Vegas is a unique city nestled in the heart of the desert. Its glittering luxury hotels, famous casinos, and world-renowned shows create an extraordinary realm of fantasy and imagination. Treat yourself to a show or try your luck at one of the casinos.

Day 3: Las Vegas – Grand Canyon

Drive along the longest remaining stretches of historic Route 66, passing through Kingman, Seligman, and Williams—a town whose main street is packed with classic Route 66 souvenir shops, retro diners, and neon signs. Continue on to the Grand Canyon. Over the centuries, the Colorado River has carved a massive gorge. A walk along the South Rim offers breathtaking views of this majestic canyon from every angle. Approximately 440 km / 275 miles.

Day 4: Grand Canyon Np – Kayenta/ Monument Valley

Continue to Monument Valley, in the Navajo Nation, featuring magnificent red-hued mesas rising up to 300 meters above the Colorado Plateau. Approximately 368 km/230 mi

Day 5: Kayenta/Monument Valley – Page

Founded in 1957, Page is a very young city that owes its existence to nearby Lake Powell and the Glen Canyon Dam. Lake Powell is a reservoir on the Colorado River—straddling Utah and Arizona—created by the Glen Canyon Dam. The red rocks offer a striking contrast to the blue waters. Boat tours, houseboats, and water sports give the lake a lively atmosphere. About 160 km / 100 mi

Day 6: Page – Bryce Canyon

Continue your journey to Bryce Canyon, a magical landscape of red-hued sandstone formations; it is home to some of the world's most colorful rock formations, sculpted by erosion into pillars and other fantastic shapes. Approximately 240 km/150 mi

Day 7: Bryce Canyon

Discover the many viewpoints along the scenic drive and set out on a hike to admire the rock formations up close. A sunset walk through this magical sandstone landscape is a particularly rewarding experience.

Day 8: Bryce Canyon – Zion Np

A short drive south of Zion National Park, follow the Zion-Mount Carmel Highway as it offers a magnificent drive connecting the main canyon to the east entrance; it passes through a historic 1.8 km (1.1 mile) tunnel and ends near the distinctive rock formations of Checkerboard Mesa. Approximately 140 km/87 mi

Day 9: Zion Np

Key activities include cycling, hiking, and motorcycle rides, as well as taking the Zion Canyon shuttle along the scenic route. The "Canyon Overlook" trail is a short, family-friendly route of approximately 1.6 km (1 mile) located in the eastern part of the park, offering spectacular panoramic views of the canyon.

Day 10: Zion – Las Vegas

Stroll along the Strip and immerse yourself in a world of its own, or catch one of the many shows. Approximately 262 km/164 mi

Day 11: Las Vegas / Departure

Drop off your rental car at the airport. Your trip concludes with the return of the rental car and your return flight.